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A review by cjyu
Wicked Little Secrets by Kara Taylor
4.0
4.5 stars
Even though it's been a year and a half since I've read Prep School Confidential, Wicked Little Secrets had a great little beginning that gave a quick summary in what happened in the last book without it being forced- and continued on effortlessly there. Anne Dowling is one the most delightful YA heroines out there- levelheaded, rational, with an heroic almost hardheaded sense of justice, but doesn't forget that at the end of the day, she is no more but a teenage girl. This book, while it's a murder mystery, showcases the prep school aspect just as well, and is balanced with humour and intrigue, with characters that shine on every level. While I think I preferred Prep School Confidential more (the romance in this one was a bit weary) it doesn't take away the fact this is a strong follow up to the series. I'm super excited to read Deadly Little Sins.
Even though it's been a year and a half since I've read Prep School Confidential, Wicked Little Secrets had a great little beginning that gave a quick summary in what happened in the last book without it being forced- and continued on effortlessly there. Anne Dowling is one the most delightful YA heroines out there- levelheaded, rational, with an heroic almost hardheaded sense of justice, but doesn't forget that at the end of the day, she is no more but a teenage girl. This book, while it's a murder mystery, showcases the prep school aspect just as well, and is balanced with humour and intrigue, with characters that shine on every level. While I think I preferred Prep School Confidential more (the romance in this one was a bit weary) it doesn't take away the fact this is a strong follow up to the series. I'm super excited to read Deadly Little Sins.